The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-08-11
For best hand crayon portrait, LIST, q

For best hand crayon portrait, LIST, 2
I'd, l.
For best specimen of map drawing by
pupil Of common school, LIST, l, I'd, so.
For best specimen of pencil or crayon
drawing by pupil Of common school, LIST,
l, I'd, so.
For best specimen raised painting on
silk, plush or satin, 1st, 2, I'd, l.
For best specimen kensingtOn painting
on silk, plush or satin, LIST, 2, I'd, l.
For best specimen arrasine painting on
silk, plush or satin, 1st, 2, I'd, l.
For best specimen outline painting on
silk, plush or satin, LIST, 2, I'd, l.
For best hand painted PLAGUE, LIST, l.,
I'd, so.
For best hand painted screen, LIST, 1,
I'd, so.
For best hand painted banner, 1st. L,
I'd, so.
For best hand painted fungi, LIST, l, I'd,
so.
For best hand painted easel, LIST, 1, I'd,
so.
For best specimen of painting upon
telling, 1st, 2, I'd, l.
For best specimen of painting upon
china (fired, LIST, 2, I'd, l.
For best specimen Of painting upon
porcelain (fred,) LIST, l, I'd, so.
For best specimen of painting upon
wood, LIST, 2, I'd, l.
For best specimen Of repousse Cham
mered brass), LIST, 2, I'd, l.
For best specimen of bronze portraits,
LIST, 2, I'd, l.
For best crayon finished photo portrait,
LIST, 2, I'd, l.
For best water color finished photo por-
trait, LIST, 2, I'd, l..
For best exhibition by photographer of
photographs of his own production, LIST,
5, I'd, 2.
For best specimen business penmanship,
| Diploma.
For best specimen ornamental penman-
ship, Diploma.
For best specimen pen and ink drawing,
| Diploma.
POMCLOGICAL & HORTICULTURAL.
| SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPARTMENT,
HENRY M'LAUGHLIN.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS.
l. The general regulations will govern
this department, as far asapplicable thereto
| and except as herein otherwise provided.
2. Entries may be made at the office OF
the Secretary, personally or by letter, uu.
| til August 3Oth, and after that at City
| Hall, until l O'Clock p. m. on Tuesday.
Best unripe fruit may be awarded prem
ium if otherwise worthy.
| B. Exhibitors are requested to present
full and accurate lists of the varieties oil
fruit or other articles to be entered; and
to specify the premium for which each
article is entered; also to affix their names
and p. o addresses, so that the same
may be correctly transferred to the books
and exhibition cards.
| Ny@Persons intending to make entries
will confer special favor by sending lists
of the same to the Secretary at an early
day.
| 4. All fruits and flowers offered fol
premiums must have been grown by the
exhibitor; and any violation of this rule
will debar or forfeit the premium. Spec
linens offered for exhibition only, by Others
than the growers, must IN all cases have
the name of the grower affixed, if known
5. All fruits and flowers exhibited
must, as far as possible, be correctly
named according to the standard nomen
clature adopted by the Society, and it will
be the duty of the standing committees O
the Society to examine labels and correc
all errors in nomenclature during the ex
hibition.
6. All fruits offered for premiums mus
be composed of exactly the number O
specimens, or quantity, named in tn
schedule.
7. Dishes and labels for the exhibition
of fruits, and phials and stands for Gu
flowers, will be furnished by the Society
s. Exhibitors must see to the delivery
,F 1,n, firth, r.
to put them in the places designated TO
them. After the articles are arranged
they will be under the exclusive charge O
the Society, and the owners will not hav
liberty to remove them until the exhibi
ton is closed. All reasonable precaution
will be taken for the safe keeping of arti
cles on exhibition, after their arrival ant
arrangement upon the table; but the Soc
iety will not be responsible for any los
or damage that may occur.
8. The committees are authorized tt
recommend diplomas for any new or rar
fruits, flowers, plants, vegetables o
articles of merit for which no premiums
have been offered.
10. When specimen is presented TO
identification, the exhibitor shall com
municate all the information he pOssesse
to the origin and the local appellation.
il. No entrance fee will be charged OF
exhibits in this department and exhibitor
will be admitted to the Hall Tuesday
August Goth, free, but after this they will
be charged the regular admission of 2
cents, which will admit to both Moron
bega and City Halls; or an exhibitor
season ticket will be sold at $lOO, admit
ting to both halls, or an exhibitors season
ticket for $500, admitting to Park ant
Halls.
II. No person can compete for NOR,
than one prize with the same variety o
fruit, but may compete for the best exhibit